backup_script | Universal Free Backup Script for Linux | Continuous Backup library

I'm writing a script to create backups of a MySQL database running in a docker container. The database is correctly up and running.

My current code is

I try to substitute a line in my .sql file with the sed command.

I encountered an issue when i try to "escape" the last parenthesis of the line. I tried to escape it with a backlash , used simple and double quotes around it but the problem persist.

I am stuck on this piece of code. Maybe the cause is the accented characters inn the path, I don't know. The code that I'm using is below

I have code that looks for folders and afterwards it looks for the criteria I am telling it. So far so good. Then I got a ForEach-Object with a Copy-Item $_.Fullname in it. The code itself is working and spitting no errors, but I don't want to copy the folder itself + its content. I just want to copy the content of the folder. I already tried things like $_.Fullname/* and so on.

Here's how my code looks like:

I have to find out if a job in production has an accompanying job in backup. The area of the job is denoted by the suffix, PS for production, PP for backup. Moreover, I need to ensure that not just the names are the same (except for last two characters), but that the scripts that they reference are the same as well.

I used a double while loop. I echoed out the contents and all the data lines up, the captured greps, the echo into the while loop. the script data is good until I get to the if statements, where I extrapolate the script name and then compare them to each other. When I run the jobs I can see which ones don't line up, however, I need these if statements to do the work for me. There are over 24,000 jobs in Autosys, and the split between Production and backup is slight, but even slight is considerable. This is too much to do by manually checking off a spreadsheet.

I've to tar the whole Solaris System. Therefore I wrote a script. When I run this script as root everything works fine! When I'm running the same script out of cron I get an

tar: --exclude-from=: No such file or directory

or

tar: can't change directories to --exclude-from=/home/BACKUP: No such file or directory

What I'm doing is the following: